apm

apm

The apm command in Linux is used to control the Advanced Power Management (APM) features of your computer. APM is a set of standards that allow you to control the power consumption of your computer.

Here are some examples of how to use the apm command:

# To show the current APM status:
apm -s

# To put the computer into standby mode:
apm -c

# To show help for the apm command:
apm -h

help

apm [options]

Control Advanced Power Management (APM) features.

Options:

-s, --status   Show current APM status.
-c, --standby   Put computer into standby mode.
-h, --help     Show this help message.
-V, --version  Print version information.

For more information, see the apm man page

breakdown

-s, --status: This option shows the current APM status.
-c, --standby: This option puts the computer into standby mode.
-h, --help: This option shows this help message.
-V, --version: This option prints version information.